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irishflute
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Hi-
I am looking for a specific treatment for lyme, the vitamin c IV, and would be willing to travel anywhere in the US to receive this. I currently live in Louisiana, though I have family/friends in MA, CT, and ME so those states might be especially convenient for me.
If anyone has any referral please let me know.

Thanks!!!

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Dawn in VA
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Don't have any referrals for ya, but Vita C drips are not extremely difficult to come by. Check your yellow pages for a D.O. and poke around a bit. "Integrative" or "Holistic" medical practitioners are most likely to offer them. Just a thought.

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IV C does not work for Lyme, dont bother. If you really want it for another reason look up ACAM.org and those docs use it all the time.
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Maybe not just Vit C, but there is an IV with Vit C and some other stuff in it that is making my friend (who has lyme) feel better than she has in years. It's some kind of nutritional IV.
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